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2025.01.23 (Thu)

【#1217】Concern over Ishiba’s “Balanced” Foreign Policy

January 20, 2025 　 I am gravely concerned over a foreign policy that Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba mentioned in Indonesia on January 11. “Both Japan and Indonesia are island countries. They are very...

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2025.01.23 (Thu)

【#1216】Yoon and His Supporters Believe in Election Fraud Theory

January 20, 2025 　 Supporters of South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol have been holding street rallies and mass demonstrations, attracting thousands to tens of thousands of people every day since an...

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2025.01.23 (Thu)

【#1215】BOJ Should Not Rush to Raise Interest Rate

January 20, 2025 　 The Bank of Japan will hold its monetary policy meeting on January 23 and 24. The focus of attention is on whether the policy rate, or the overnight interbank call rate as the mai...

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2025.01.14 (Tue)

【#1214】Prime Minister Ishiba Should Learn from Abe

January 14, 2025 　 Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba is making arrangements to visit the United States for his first meeting with new U.S. President Donald Trump in the first half of February. When Ishi...

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2025.01.14 (Tue)

【#1213】Ishiba’s Precarious Leaning towards Japan-China-S. Korea FTA

January 14, 2025 　 The government of Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s pro-China stance has grown even more　precarious. It plans to invite Chinese Communist Party Politburo member and Foreign Minister...

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2025.01.08 (Wed)

【#1212】South Korean Conspiracy Theorists Blocking Free Unification

January 6, 2025 　 The Korean Peninsula as the subject of my research underwent drastic upheavals last year. North Korea’s third hereditary dictator Kim Jong Un at a plenary meeting of the Workers’ P...

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2025.01.08 (Wed)

【#1211】Worrying about Ishiba’s Policy of Wooing China

January 6, 2025 　 Although in different directions, both the United States and China are seeking to fundamentally transform the postwar international order. In 2025, the world will naturally experie...

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